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103 PhD programmes in Chemical Engineering in North America
Chemical Engineering University of Tennessee Knoxville
4,5(15)Knoxville, United States Top 5% in WorldwideThis Chemical Engineering program at University of Tennessee Knoxville provides in-depth education in chemical engineering fundamentals and develops the ability to conceive, conduct, direct, and communicate original research related to a specialized subdiscipline of chemical and biomolecular engineering.
Chemical Engineering University of Houston
4,3(21)Houston, United States Top 6% in WorldwideThe mission of the PhD program in Chemical Engineering at University of Houston is to train graduate students and contribute to the development of fundamental knowledge in the field of chemical engineering.
Chemical Engineering University of California, Davis
4,3(12)Davis, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe Chemical Engineering program at University of California, Davis provides a strong grounding in the fundamentals and explores critical applications in a wide range of process systems.
Petroleum Engineering Oklahoma State University
4,2(11)Stillwater, United States Top 9% in WorldwideOklahoma State University's Petroleum Engineering program is geographically well positioned in one of the most active exploration areas in the country.
Chemical Engineering University of Ottawa
4,1(90)Ottawa, Canada Top 3% in WorldwideThe Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering located in the Faculty of Engineering atthe University of Ottawa offers graduate programs leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemical Engineering.
Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry University of Toronto
4,1(288)Toronto, Canada Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe research-intensive Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry at the University of Toronto will challenge and reward students looking for the best education available.
Chemical and Biological Engineering Princeton University
4,4(35)Princeton, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideThe Chemical and Biological Engineering program from Princeton University prepares chemical and biological engineers for careers in teaching, research and development, entrepreneurship, and management in academia, government, and industry.
Chemical Engineering The University of Alabama
4,3(3)Tuscaloosa, United States Top 10% in WorldwideThe Chemical Engineering department at The University of Alabama requires that students take and pass CHE 695 Seminar during the first part of the doctoral program of study and CHE 696 Seminar in the latter part of the program.
Chemical Engineering West Virginia University
4,3(9)Morgantown, United States Top 15% in WorldwideAt West Virginia University, in the Chemical Engineering program, we provide a wide range of research and educational opportunities for graduate study. Our smaller student population allows us to offer highly personalized education and allows advisers to spend more time with students.
Chemical Engineering Practice Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
4,3(59)Cambridge, United States Top 0.1% in WorldwideAt Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), we offer a phd degree in Chemical Engineering Practice.
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Rice University
4,4(19)Houston, United States Top 2% in WorldwideOur Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering PhD program at Rice University is aimed at developing each student's ability to conduct independent creative scientific research. We pride ourselves on providing students ample opportunities to work on interdisciplinary projects with our world-class faculty as well as researchers from interdisciplinary institutes.
Chemical Engineering Drexel University
4,3(155)Philadelphia, United States Top 7% in WorldwideThe graduate and doctorate program in the Chemical Engineering Department at Drexel University integrates current chemical engineering science with the growing fields of engineering applications and processes, emphasizing engineering design and scientific analysis.
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Western University - Canada
3,9(58)London, Canada Top 4% in WorldwideThe Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering offered at the Western University - Canada is a thesis based research degree.
Chemical Engineering University of Cincinnati
4,3(17)Cincinnati, United States Top 8% in WorldwideStudying Chemical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati helps students gain the knowledge and skills to produce, design, transport and transform energy and materials to improve today’s society.
Chemical Engineering Stevens Institute of Technology
4,2(13)Hoboken, United States Top 15% in WorldwideEmbark on a transformative academic journey at Stevens Institute of Technology through the Doctoral program in Chemical Engineering.
Chemical Engineering The Ohio State University
4,4(33)Columbus, United States Top 6% in WorldwideThe PhD degree in Chemical Engineering at The Ohio State University is a recognized terminal degree in the practical and creative areas in chemical engineering.
Chemical Engineering University of Nevada, Reno
4,2(14)Reno, United States Top 15% in WorldwideThe Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering at University of Nevada, Reno trains students to pursue advanced careers in research, teaching or industry.
Chemical Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
4,3(59)Cambridge, United States Top 0.1% in WorldwideAll Chemical Engineering graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in good standing are fully funded by the department.
Chemical and Biological Engineering Northwestern University
4,3(51)Evanston, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideGraduates of the Chemical and Biological Engineering program at Northwestern University develop mastery of modern chemical and biological engineering theory and practice through a core curriculum.
Chemical Engineering New York University
4,3(116)New York City, United States Top 0.5% in WorldwideChemical Engineering at New York University is part of a rapidly expanding field that requires interdisciplinary engineers educated in both the molecular and medical sciences.